Twin Cities Road has reopened after a five-day Union Pacific track maintenance closure that rerouted Sacramento County commuters through lengthy detours.

Yolo County announced road maintenance on County Road 28H between Roads 102 and 105 near Davis from August 18 to 29, urging drivers to expect delays and consider alternative routes.

Sacramento-area communities will receive millions in federal funding for bike paths and pedestrian safety projects, including innovative crosswalk designs that research shows can reduce crashes by more than 50%.

Tahoe City prepares for the closure of Fanny Bridge from Aug. 11 to Nov. 3 for demolition and construction of a new bridge with pedestrian and bike amenities.

Folsom is undertaking water infrastructure improvements, causing traffic disruptions along East Bidwell Street. The project, moving in phases, promises upgraded services by late August. Residents can access updates online or contact the project team.

Sacramento prepares for the I Street Bridge construction, targeting a 2026 start, with federal and state funding secured and interagency financial talks progressing.

The city is enhancing road safety and infrastructure with the Baroque Traffic Calming Project, which includes a new roundabout and bike lanes; and by installing solar-powered streetlights, as part of its commitment to sustainability.

Rancho Cordova sees a rise in eBike and eScooter use, prompting attention to regulations based on vehicle type, speed limits, and rider requirements, such as helmets and age restrictions.

Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento will undergo lane closures for the Franklin Boulevard Complete Street Project, aimed at improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Rancho Cordova details rules for eBike and eScooter use, emphasizing the importance of understanding different classes, speed limits, and legal requirements for safe operation.

Sunrise Boulevard construction continues with Phase Two near completion, involving new pavement and upgrades from Douglas to White Rock Road. Phase Three begins soon, with full completion expected by Fall 2025, leading to potential traffic delays.

West Sacramento announces the groundbreaking of Washington Park, a new half-acre park in the Washington District with amenities like picnic areas and a play space.

The reconstruction of Sacramento's Del Rio Trail Bridge will start soon, replacing the unusable structure that was never opened due to design flaws. The replacement aims to correct the issues and minimize disruption during construction.